Policies and Procedures
What to do:
- If you have a Building or Campus emergency- Protocol on Campus or Building Emergency
- If a carbon monoxide alarm is heard Carbon Monoxide Alarm Response Procedure
- If the refrigerant alarm located outside a mechanical room is heard Refrigerant Leak Response
- If you smell gas Emergency Gas Response Plan
MOC
- Key Request
- Customer Service Standards - Trades
- Customer Service Standards - Custodial
- Rules for Use of Faculty Offices
Other Protocols
- Asbestos Management
- Controlled Substances
- Dam Emergency
- Fuel Oil Delivery
- Excavation Trenching
- Shop Handbook
- Respiratory Protection
- Medical Waste
- Confined Space Entry
Procedures
- Swimming Pool Procedures
- Acid-Base Neutralization Procedures
- Safety & Disposal guidelines for Photo labs
- Universal Waste
- Sharps
- If you suspect a student has bed bugs
Plans
- SPCC Plan
- Hazardous Waste Minimization Plan
- Contingency Plan for incidents involving hazardous materials and waste
Guidelines
- Contractor Guidelines
- Fire Protection Impairment Permit Procedures
- Summer Camp Safety Manual
- Tents and Canopies
- Hot Work
SUNY Oneonta Motor Vehicle Use
Form for student use of SUNY Oneonta Vehicles
Permitting a student to operate a vehicle without proper authorization could place both the student and the SUNY Oneonta employee providing such permission in a difficult liability situation in the event of an accident. Both could be sued without the protection of the State.
Item 091 of the State University Administration Policy Manual deals with operation of SUNY Oneonta-owned vehicles by students. Excerpts from that policy statement follow:
“Students will be assigned to drive a State (SUNY Oneonta)-owned vehicle only when it is not feasible to use another driver. The campus president will designate the person or persons who are authorized to appoint student drivers. A separate authorization for the use of a student driver must be made for each trip.” Another section of the same procedure indicates that students may be transported in State vehicles “only for the purpose of field trips…intercollegiate competitions…provided” they “are accompanied by a member of the campus staff.”
The only exception to this policy is a student employed by SUNY Oneonta in a capacity which requires operation of a SUNY Oneonta vehicle. A typical example would be a student hired by our maintenance department where driving a vehicle is a necessary part of the job.
To implement this policy we developed the local procedure which follows, as approved the President'’ Cabinet on June 6, 1989, and updated on April 3, 1997.
- Students may operate a SUNY Oneonta vehicle only when authorized through the Maintenance Operations Center Vehicle Assignment Office.
- A student driver must submit a valid operator’s license. This need not be a New York State license, but must be acceptable in this state.
- Written application for such authorization must be made by the supervising staff member, to be approved by the appropriate Department Chair and Dean. The request will include the purpose of the trip, the destination, the date(s) of the trip, the reason it is necessary to use a student driver, the name of the employee who will accompany and supervise the student, the name of the student operator, his/her Social Security number, and the student’s license number and license expiration date. (See form attached.) Forms should be sent to the Maintenance Operations Center Vehicle Assignment Office.
- Students should be cautioned about proper operation of the vehicle and be properly supervised during the trip. Special care should be taken when using SUNY Oneonta vans to ensure that the student is familiar with and capable of handling this larger vehicle.
Please refer any questions you may have to the Maintenance Operations Office at (607)436-2507.